Sentence examples for just been founded from inspiring English sources

"Google had just been founded the year before, and the vast majority of people did not know how to do internet searches.

At the time the book was published, the Labour party had only just been founded and no serious political alternative was available to the general public.

The fastest a car could travel was 69 miles per hour and Real Madrid had just been founded: the year was 1902, the last time Hibernian won the Scottish Cup.

It so excited her that two days later she persuaded her parents to enroll her at the School of American Ballet, which had just been founded by Balanchine and the arts patron Lincoln Kirstein.

Franklin, the eldest of the three famous Foer brothers, is a journalist, and he began his career, in the mid-nineties, working for Slate, which had then just been founded by Microsoft.

But his real break came the following year, when he was picked up by Interscope a small company that had just been founded by the record producer Jimmy Iovine and the entertainment magnate Ted Field (an heir to the Marshall Field fortune) as a joint venture with Time Warner.

The Material Science Center, which is now called CCMR, was just being founded.

North Korea was just being founded as George Orwell wrote 1984, but it's the sort of soul-crushing scene he would surely have recognised.

As the first comprehensive medical encyclopedia in Latin, Theorica Pantegni became the leading textbook for the study of medicine in the earliest European universities which were just being founded around the time this copy was transcribed.

My first contact from them was in 1961, just three years after they'd been founded, just when they'd opened up their JPL lab.

In 1909, Tel Aviv, the first modern Hebrew-speaking city, had been founded just north of Jaffa.